Sah
The small treeflit emerged faster than Sah expected. And he honestly felt a pang of guilt that the creature was denied it's trade. The little guy had brought them payment after all. He approached and picked up the container that Tal intended to place the treeflit in. "Put your copper or something else shiny in here. We have to complete the trade." Moreso for his conscience but Tal didn't need to know that.
"Once that's done, scoop under the net so that it's fully trapped. Then bring it over here and one of us will open the net up so that the only way for it to escae is down into the cage. Then the other will snap it closed. Sound good?" And Sah would also grab the beetle\ to complete their end of the trade. Though he had no idea what he'd do with it. Maybe feed a lizard or bird with it.
"Once that's done, scoop under the net so that it's fully trapped. Then bring it over here and one of us will open the net up so that the only way for it to escae is down into the cage. Then the other will snap it closed. Sound good?" And Sah would also grab the beetle\ to complete their end of the trade. Though he had no idea what he'd do with it. Maybe feed a lizard or bird with it.
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-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
